The 2007 Georgia State Games Have Concluded!
July 22nd, 2007 Posted in Outdoor Volleyball, Racquetball, Volleyball, Bowling, BMX Cycling, Roller Hockey, Rowing, Tennis, Wrestling, Swimming, Shooting, Cycling, Billiards, Boys Basketball, Georgia, Youth Basketball, Georgia State Games, Basketball, Girls Basketball, Archery, Badminton, Weightlifting, Track & Field, Lacrosse, UncategorizedThe 2007 Georgia Games are officially in the books!
This weekend, the Georgia Games showcased a myriad of amateur sporting events in the Atlanta metro area. Kudos to Eric Pfeifer and his entire staff on yet another successful edition of the Georgia Games, which just concluded its 17th year! Job very well done.
LocalReplay was witness to every basket, sprint, cross-check and deadlift of this year’s Georgia Games. Scroll down to find recaps, results and highlights from some of the events that transpired this past weekend.
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Girls Basketball
Click here to view photo and video highlights from all of this weekend’s Girls Basketball action!
16 & Under Finals
In the 16U Girls Basketball Championship, the Georgia Metros out-fired the North Georgia Heat 62-21. The teams matched baskets early on, but the Metros’ height and strong guard play proved to be too much for the Heat. The Metros’ Seeburst had 20 points to lead all scorers. Coach Cynthia Cooper’s Metros look to build on their Georgia Games success in next week’s Peach State Girls Summer Invitational, a national women’s basketball tournament hosted at the Suwanee Sports Academy. (LocalReplay will be at this year’s Peach State Girls Summer Invitational – check back with us later this week for more great coverage of women’s amateur basketball!)
14 & Under Finals
In the day’s first championship game, the East Augusta Lady Warriors shot down the Lady Shooters 57-44. 22 points from Kayla West helped the Warriors build on an 11 point half time lead. The Warrior’s tenacious defense and up-tempo style proved too much for this year’s 14U Girls Basketball competitors, and brought the Georgia Games gold home to East Augusta.
12 & Under Finals
In the night cap, fans were treated to one of the finest games of the tournament. The North Georgia Heat burned the LaGrange Wolverines 52-39, although the game was much closer than the score may indicate. Spectators at the event were privy to a hard-fought contest between two gritty squads. Coach Rick Young’s Heat only recently came together to prepare for this year’s Georgia Games, but that didn’t stop Clara Young (15 points) and the Heat from displaying great chemistry during the entire three day tournament.
From all of us here at LocalReplay, congratulations to this year’s champions, and all of the 2007 Georgia Games Women’s Basketball competitors on a fine tournament! Click here to see your favorite team/player in action! Feel free to register on LocalReplay.com and upload your own videos and photos today!!!
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Results From Other Events
Visit the new LocalReplay TeamCards, featuring highlights and videos, for each of the following 2007 Georgia Games events:
* Boys Basketball
* Girls Basketball
* Youth Track & Field
* Adult Track & Field
* Lacrosse
* Weightlifting
In addition, click on the following links for early results from certain of the 2007 Georgia Games events:
* Archery
* Badminton
* Billiards
* BMX Cycling
* Bowling
* Boys Basketball
* Cycling – Criterium
* Cycling – Road Race
* Outdoor Volleyball
* Racquetball
* Roller Hockey
* Rowing
* Shooting
* Swimming – Open Water
* Wrestling
* Youth Tennis
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Check back for additional LocalReplay coverage of Lacrosse, Weightlifting and Track & Field, and results from even more Georgia Games events!
Feel free to register on LocalReplay.com and upload your own videos and photos today!!!
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